HOW TO MAKE Your Own PICK UP COIL WINDER For Under $60!! Parts List In Description!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
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Here's a list for the parts!
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Motor
www.amazon.com...
Counter
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Power Supply
www.amazon.com...
Switch\speed controller
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I figure you oughta sell about a million and a half of these at that price.
Maybe if people knew lol
Or at least enough to pay for the CNC machine.
@@scarmyguitar, clicked on the link for your eBay listing and nothing came up.
Cool video. Made my winder from old sewing machine. Nice job.
Sweet
Another great Scar-My-Guitar video helping folks out . Thanks Sean . Nice work .
Great video Sean! Cool DIY solution. God bless and rock on 👍🎸
I used the exact same counter! Works perfect. Great info Sean thanks for making this video! 👊
Thanks bro
Nice. Fair price for a winder too.
Awesome Sean, thanks for the video!
Awesome video!! I swear you have 3 hands!! LOL Awesome name too!! Shout out to wifey for coming up with that one!!
Behind every great man ....👍🏼
Great build and I can now say that I have watched every single video currently on your channel and liked every one of them. Keep up the great work!!
Well done, and clearly explained; thanks for posting!
That’s really cool. A nice service to run it all down for us. Thanks!
You bet! OG Sub!!
I do wonder how luthiers managed before the invention of superglue. 😉
As usual, thanks Sean, for showing us how to do things and save us some money.
We didn't manage at all and still don't lol
Great how to! You'll sell a lot of these!
awesome idea hope y'all sell a million of them! 🙂
That is neat as hell, good job!
Very slick dude. Yes. She’s going to love it
Freaking FABULOUS!! I LOVE IT!! You made it so fast, too. I'll be looking at all the doo-dads you've got in your links. To say I'm impressed is an understatement. My best to you and your lovely wife. Peace/Out! JG
Outstanding!
That is a rabbit hole I DO NOT need to go down bruh!
I built a pickup winder using an Arduino micro controller and 2 Nema 17 stepper motors and 2 drivers with a touch screen for the user interface, I 3D printed a lot of the constuctional parts, the Arduino enables me to set the diameter of the wire and the number of winds, by setting the wires diameter I can get a much more accurate winding so that the wires are laid next to each other correctly to achieve the required capacitance, this is achieved by the wire being moved left to right by the second stepper motor as it is wound at the correct speed.
Once the variables are set I just press start and the pickup is wound and stops at the required number of winds.
My first winder was built from one of those old manual drills and was painfully!
I either 3|D print my bobbins or cut them from highly figured wood on my CNC.
Hi there, would you please share your project ?
thanks for the video Sean!
You bet OG
Really cool DIY winder! There’s some bespoke stuff there tho isn’t there - the holder for the pickup is custom machined.
Great idea. And the parts list is kind of you too.
Man of many talents !!!!!!!! WOMBAT Roger from AU
8:11 I thought you had three hands for a second 😂
I do lol
Love it!!!
I literally had all the parts picked out to build one just like this. Bought yours instead.
Where is the link to buy his?
Thank you for sharing this! I ordered all the bits and am waiting for them to show up. Would you be willing to share your box design? Either way, thank you for showing me the way. :)
That’s so cool man what can’t you make haha keep up the good work
What a great video. Thanks for sharing!
probably be eazier to have a foot operated controller , then you have both hands free to work the wire
should be eazy enough by installing a stereo jackplug in place of the pot and set a guitar volum pedal on the ground with a stereo lead in between , not sure if you need a linear or logaritmic pot but you find that out by trying
prolly be a good idea to put sumting heavy inside the base of it , perhabs a piece of a brick just to stop it from moving about
Wow!!! 👏👏👏👏
Nice job!
Aha THAT explains it, you've got 3 hands ! 8:11
Thank you bro! What´s the "counter magnet" for tho? Greetngs from Colombia lml...
When the magnet passes that yellow pole it counts each pass!
@@scarmyguitar lol thank you! 😎 I thought "counter" as in counterweight 😂
It looks really cool but what about reverse wound pickups as can see this only goes one way. If you can make the motor go forward and reverse you have cracked it.
Bwahahaha you can just wind from both sides.
@@scarmyguitar lefty here can confirm
If she don't know about it, hopefully she never finds out who was handin you the quick set glue ;)
Ya you are going to sell a bunch of these!
Would you actually build a commissioned winder like this still? I'd buy one.
What's the gizmo that moves the wire back and forth on the bobbin?
Yo are these still available? The ebay link is down. If not, I would maybe be interested at least in the machined part to hold the bobbin, thats pretty slick and i can't make one myself lol
Yes I also would buy one of those machined bobbin holders!
Hi. nice winder. Quick question..what's the dimensions of the box?
9x6
@@scarmyguitar cheers dude
Will these be available again in the near future?
Wrap it up!
Yer all wound up!
Count the wraps, so ya know how deep the wind is.
Scarred 4 life
4 Life Baby!
@@scarmyguitar you’re all wound up ain’t ya.
subscribed to your channel thanks to Brad the guitologist for recommending
Thank you so much
I would love to get a winder from I'll give you 100 bucks for it
Brother it's easy to make.
Your link to ebay doesn't work!
We don’t sell them anymore that’s an old video. Sorry.
@@scarmyguitar Is there a particular reason you don't make them anymore? Do they not work as well as you thought? Is the information in this video still good?
$ 57.00 ? I made a primitive one for under $ 10.00 by drilling two holes through a 1x2 and then using 2 furniture leveling feet and a window crank handle.
Granted, it doesn't count the number of wraps, but who cares? so long as they work. Then I pot them in epoxy, using a homemade silicone mold.